New Waves of Growth

Groundbreaking new research from Accenture identifies four
key trends – an aging population, growing resource scarcity,
exploding technology advances and emerging markets - that
have the ability to shape the global economy and drive growth
in the coming decade, despite continued market uncertainty.

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Read more about the four key trends of growth

The silver economy

Contrary to conventional wisdom, aging populations represent
a massive untapped growth opportunity in the developed world.
Key opportunities include third-age learning, and experiential
goods and services.

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The resource economy

The way the world responds to scarcer resources presents fertile
ground for growth and new jobs. Identified growth sectors include
intelligent energy; green infrastructure; food and agribusiness;
alternative energy sources; eco-ethical products; waste, water
and land management; econ-consultancy; carbon finance
and investment; and building green skills.

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The multi-technology future

Technology’s key contribution to economic growth is its ability
to spur productivity improvements and innovation in products and
services. The sectors shaping this revolution are core technologies,
ancillary technologies and services, convergence technology,
and technology-enabled business models.

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The emerging markets surge

Economic activity is gravitating toward the powerhouse economies
of Asia and Latin America, while Africa’s untapped growth potential
is attracting increased attention. Key growth opportunities include
low-cost business models, financial services for South and
Southeastern Asia, infrastructure, citizen services, international
knowledge exchange and the emerging global middle class.

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New Waves of Growth 
Groundbreaking research from Accenture uncovers new sources of growth in the US, UK, German and Indian economies.
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